Third Floor Common Room, Monday Morning

[likes_scoundrels]

Leia had somehow managed to not have any classes until Thursday, giving her a five day weekend, which was perfect to dealing with the Senate business and other news from home she had to work through. But she was taking a break at the moment to rummage for breakfast in the common room. Distractions, particularly if they were in the shape of cute boys who hadn't found their shirts yet, would be welcomed.


[Open as a common room is; you don't need to be shirtless. ;) Save me from the @#$%^*& flowers.]

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[likes_scoundrels]

"That's not entirely uncommon," Leia said. "You're still on Earth, if that's any comfort."

Leia, don't traumatize the poor girl.

[pyromanyac.livejournal.com]

Beyond certain point, further traumatizing was moot. Charlie just rolled her eyes at her.

"Wait, so not everyone comes here against their will?" She had deduced as much, but hadn't really asked to anyone. "And, no shit, for a moment I thought Mars was a little bit greener than the last time I saw it. What bothers me is the whole 'people from other Earths' thing." The only way of knowing would involve trying to find the Shop...and that was the last thing she wanted to do.

"...Can someone leave the island? As in, right to the city nearby?" She just liked her bad ideas.

[likes_scoundrels]

Roll your eyes at Leia and you get introduced to the bitch, please face fast.

"You might want to find out a little more about Fandom before you shoot your mouth off about other worlds," she said coolly.

[pyromanyac.livejournal.com]

This was going to end well.

"I didn't even say a thing about said other worlds. I don't care about said other worlds, and I would certainly like to know if this is my own fucking world, or if I'm stuck in Fantasy Island, Crystal Meth edition, thank you very fucking much."

She was going to bite her apple again now.

[likes_scoundrels]

"If this is how you treat everyone who is trying to be helpful, you're in for a lot of fun here," Leia said, rolling her eyes right back at Charlie. "With your charming little personality you'll make friends fast."

Now she was almost hoping that the girl was going to be in her father's class. Pull attitude like that and she'd get eaten alive.

[pyromanyac.livejournal.com]

"Look, I'm not trying to piss you off here, I swear." Making friends wasn't at the top of her list though. "You got all grumpy when I mentioned the other worlds thing, so perhaps I hit a nerve? Sorry?" It was hardly an apologetic tone, but she couldn't manage anything better.

"I just want to know if something bad happens when you try to leave."

[likes_scoundrels]

"You rolled your eyes at me while I was trying to help you," Leia helpfully pointed out. "That's not going to endear you to anyone around here. As for leaving the island, I've done it quite often. My father teaches her, and he lives on the mainland."

[pyromanyac.livejournal.com]

"Oh, that? I can be a bit of a bitch at times, I didn't really mean to insult you." Leia would know right away if Charlie tried, actually. "Something tells me I'm going to be butting heads with the population for a while." That might have been a thought spoken a little too loud.

"Your fa- I don't want to know. But I can get out, that's something." She needed to get out and see just where she was.

"Uh...thanks?

[likes_scoundrels]

Oh, if she tried, Leia would make her quickly realize what a mistake that was.

"You're off the coast of Maryland, near Washington, DC," Leia said. Since Charlie knew what Earth was she figured she didn't have to add "United States, Earth," but on the other hand, she wasn't entirely convinced the girl was all there at the moment. "The island sometimes closes itself off, however, and it's even been known to move on occasion, but as far as I know you'll be able to walk right across the causeway to the mainland."